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THE SIGNAL: 1:0i►FP)C11 ONTARI' l
ditIAMOUS PEOPLE !sz
til I ANNiE. M LOTidROP
Copyright Plat" slaws. N.. York
MRS. GEORGE GOULD
The Horne-Llfe at Georgian (caurt.
One of the most aoagi.fieeut country house. til tie,. 1'uilad Stater tit Georgian
Court, at the head of the beautiful lake ('arasal}u. among the tall. Straight kind:
Pities of Lakewood. NJ_ and the wife and mother who makes this palace a baw-
ls Mrs. George J. Gould, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (2. L. hingdou, formerly of
Toronto.
The beautiful Edith Kingdon, after completing her Pdu•atiotl in England,
adopted the stage as a career. and her talent, grace. charm and presence were win-
ning recognition wbeu in 1886 she was married to George Gould. the millionaire
railway owner, and son of Jay Gould, at one tune America's leading financier.
Mn.. Gould soon became one of the most popular of the younger society women
of the country and a leader in the world ut fashsoa. Beautiful is the house ii, which
rhe lover, but far inure beautiful is the atntu..here of love, sweetness and eoripauou-
abip� that tills the bump with sunshine and happiness. It is said that wealth often
makes fair favuntea of fortune forgetful of the privileges and joys of motherhood,
aaenhciug uu the altar of fashion, time and attrition that should be paid to loving
watebfulueas of the welfare of the children; but Mrs. 1 :mild is a model mother to
brr six children, a devoted companion, confidant and friend.
'f be Goulds are practically for only members of the ultra -fashionable set who
reside l0 the country the year round. Geor,1an (court, built of light gray brick
and terra cotta it' the style of the French Reuaissaiee. lies in beautiful grounds
reudered exclusive by a high truce of wrought iron •with bass( ,and interspersed
poets of gray stone to match the hope.. The stables, h.aruouning in architecture
with the mansion itself, are stocked with hones u( wary deacriptiou for the family
and guests.
Over the stables is the theatre. n dainty. bijou play -hoose. complete in every
detail, furnished in dark red and gold and satin; abort woe hundred and twenty-
five. The Casiuu, tjevoted pnnaanly to Sport. has a spr eital rate -track. a great plunge
swimming tank. courts for all games.:and :about forty heti-rooms and half as many
Lath -rooms. to be used when a large Muse' -party overtaxes the hoapitality of the
mansion. The 3uukeu Garden. whieli is sixty (ret .n width and 1'20 in length,
is floured and walled with HawIese marble and. fine seulpture llerpmg from a dark
backgruuud of evergreen shrubs ;stud hush,(, is refleceed in the clear waters of a Ia-
guuu. Sear by. too. is the wonderful electric fountain, sixty feet in diameter,
of white marble; the centre piece consisting of a colorant Nautilus shell of bronze,
forming • chariot on which ,tauds the heroic statue of a naan driving a pair of purest
&amble sea -busses.
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TAX RATE IS 22 MILLS.
THE MAYOR RESIGNS, BUT NO
ACTION TAKEN BY COUNCIL.
Goder.ch Gas Company to Be Granted
Exclusive Twenty -Year Franchise
\ and Get Right to Work -Brock
treat Residents Want i Sidewalk
Where Shall Victoria Street
W&ks Go, Inside or Outside the
All the members of the town conn -
til, with th exception of the Mayor
and C41uncillo Elliott, were present
at the Meeting at Friday night. In
the absence of t Mayor, (councillor
Blair was moved t the chair.
A communication from the secre-
tary of the public sch I board asked
for A. -,,Silo to he plaeed t the credit of
the board for the yeah and a letter
from the secretary of the separate
school board nsk.d that' the sats rate
should be levied on separate to boil
supporters as on public school sup-
porters. Thew• eommllnil•:Ition. were
filed.
A letter from the town solicitor
ens with'reference to the property of
the late Mt,. Horns, whose death oc-
curred recently on the Huron Anil,
In December, 1804, her property wax`
deeded to the town, the town agree-
ingto pay SIa week for her support.
The letter saaid : "Frnln 18*MI to
INC the woman w•a. paid $I
a week, amounting in the aggre-
gate to 81111111 $t'2 , when at or
alert. the establishing of the Hollow of
Refuge the aid to her ceased. since
then she has lw•en maintained by the
members of the Church Of England
here. Her funeral expenws, however.
have not yet been paid by anyone."
The solicitor RAW 1 hut the Intel should
he sold and the priweeds, if any. ntoy.•
the the town had paidher
plug interest. should he paid to her
next of kin. The solleitor wan in -
'striated to take the necessary step
to have the property disposed of.
The MdI Road.
The closing up of the road lending
to the mill ot the (belerir•h Lumber
(lo. by the ('. 1'. H. track came up for
di+scission. A letter 1 the town
/solicitor reealltsl that on November
30, DPI, the ,,unite had granted the
(S(mmpauy *2111 to'ni( tit comslruuting
the radl om the condition that the
U (any world keep it in suitable
condition for puhlir• 1ranir. The
,w,Ileitor said of the grant made by
the town "This was. however, an
furl+ aid granted to the company and
there appears to he no obligation
whatever on behalf of the town to do
:anything further than they did in
making that gran) The matter of
the blocking op of the (rcirlony must
he a nutter enlirel • betwwt'n the ail w -
Mill pang 811111 the tatilwny r
piny, with which the town hos no-
thing to do Nether than that it may
be in the public interest that the saw• -
mill 'ompriny should In some way
obtain access to their pro1w•11y.'• The
matter wit. brought. iip by n letter
from the Lumber Co., who ell ' v1
that our of the eon10l1008 ent•tid in-
to by the (ompriny and the town was
that the (miniumy wait to lure n Ismd
to the mill. Hill asked the town to ns•
mint in having the railway people pro-
vide a coapt. Mr. 'Thomson, man-
&ger of the 1' pans., was pres-
ent, and addressed the council
with reference to the matter. Mr
, Thompson wanted. whatever arrange -
meet was mater fpr A rosrlwey, to
" have it become n puhlir rand
A third letter from the solicitor wile
with reference to the 'motile the town
had had in connection with the (' 1'
R. work at Harbor hill. He said the
railway company 'should ie billed
with whatever damage the town had
,mei alneed. Tile electric light poles. he
was informed, should he changed so
as to carry the wires at a greater
height over the enhankment et the
Ifound that *great ninny persons would
take etoo'k it' p ops• r)1111. ,uy if they were
.utw of getting a frauchnie. The
e '1'a pre ' 'resolution was that
they would consider the granting of a
franchise fasurahly, and Mr. Uratiee
pngoeilion was that the council
should grant the charter provisionally
fur thra.e (months, the company under-
taking in that time to meet the
4'0unril's conditions that half the stock
be silbs,•rib'd locally. Mr. Grant %aid
that although f11 had been mentioned
as about the tlgurw•at which the ('0111•
party would supply gas 1 heir' intention
was to supply It aw cher dy ars 141111sible
after paying n reasonable dividend un
the 111 vestment. 'their idea was to do
as large a business Hs possible et low
prices rat her than a limited business
rat higher prose•. Thr 44I141'('. .wKr•
fixed at 11'35. The company was to I*
capitalized at ,$IlU,1*51, Bits 1i:10.IkM1 wits
All 11141 it was pro(lhsed to issue at
pre'w'ut. '1'o pipe the 116liu .1 wetA 1,1 the
town would requite twenty-four miles
of mains and the company wanted 10
start putting in the mains right. ,away.
lie nrlrr to get their franchise and get
to work right away putting in mains
they would withdraw the request for
nx,441 assessment at first 1(1,1(14'. On
maition of l'ouncilluas Clark and Sal -
tows, a rr., l hili was passed that the
council gran) a fr:uichise on terms to be
mut oa114' agteed upon, 111'.l1*) of stock
to be subscrilw'd locally within three
mouths, otherwise the resululloll to 114'
void, The romp,any ask for a twenty-
year exclusive. franchise.
Other Busmen.
The public works cot utliiltee's re-
port, re'coumtending the taking tit the
eolicltor's advice with reference to the
Lumber l'uu5pany's right of way was
iatluptel. The water and light emu-
',aitt•e recnm0mended that Sir. Mc-
Ewau leekeit to cancel the balance
of his old r fol c.al and that tender's
lw,asked, i nd that. the lawn rnlplu4' H
elan to stop the waste of water..l qtr
report woes adopted.
The acting .Mayor mentioned a re -
'Vest he had received err a light at
the head of J14.l)onald street, the
street that lads to for Agrieultur81
grounds. and also the need of a light
near Mrs. Hutchison•s property.
These mattes were left to coumnWee
to investigate,
Cnun,mh,i Sallow% mentioned the
nest ion of a Willer 111.1 light ram-
s lesion which w':aa p'opmwd last year.
H thought there was as 'h need such .1 r ' �4inta now 114 Hien
,old said a'bbyllw should Iw,prepwarwd
rind voted on next January. He also
thought something should be done in
the matter of the noxious weeds that
were being allowed to go to seed on
private property. Mr. Mallows also
suggested s ' sort of protect' for
the life -preset vers al t he hat'tot', and
was given I/toyer. to have such at
Leaded to.
• DI'. ('lark asked, '•11'hat about the
town water:" and the only answer
wit. a r•na lone ?. 1'4'0111 the rha irman
of the water and li t • 'tier that
we had not had stn, very bad wate
Iately- and they we (raving well
e•nongh aeon..
The Tax Rate.
Bylaw No. ll wax Nate(' making
a levy of twenty two mine for the
year. sixteen Mills for genP,il pur-
poses and six mills for N•hOsil put
pose.. This w ilI produiee $21.4;1 for
general. purposes and 1610,1118' for
school purposes. Two per rent ill
be allowed off for taxes paid lief.
October Ist. ..ria' per cent. for taxes
'Haid between Ont her 1st and Nov.
ember 1st, and five per went. will he
added for taxes not paid by D.eeubw•t
Iltli. -
The tax rate was struck on the fol-
lowing estimates :
NE('EIP o.
.. ... $111...0:1051: Cah.... ...........
Water Alta Ilaht
4
y
Llesnr. 1t.♦4Smiu1
food of Harbor hill. as they were un -
wife as at present. Thio +should be
d • at the expense of the railway.
The Mayor's Resignation.
A leiter fun Mayor 'tilt resigning
his posit' was read, but as it gave
no explanation of his reason for this
step. - alt) gh it was 11nderituod lax
arising out of his refusal to sign the
Melt land River Power Co. bylaw, the
co(nril took no action in the matter.
M. Tilt's Tetter ofresignation was
as follows :
To the Municipal 1- ' 11 of the Towaa otI
a.odrra•h.
0E'T1 IMF,. -I beg to resign the oral 1•e• of
Mst'or of the town of Unclench and rvaple-I
that you will do me the favor of accept fust the
Ivslguatlun er once.
1 -our Lrprtrnll)•
'I'HI1v. TIr.Y.
A report -front the collector gave
the amount of 1011; tsars still unpaid
as 01I$._2 and granolithic walks its-
s'.sno•mis not adjusted g1•l.•lt. He
mid he had ntaalr a partial tour of the
town, notifying dog -owners who hard
not rotuplied with the -bylaw. He
had notified about thirty dog -owners
ami of thew eleven had paid the tax
during the last two days. There were
1110 dogs now trgiatrra•d. The matt ter
woad left with the rollretor to continue
the work.
Joining the Union.
A letter from (collector Campbell
advised the town's becoming a 111e'm-
tw'r of the Union of Ontario M11nici-
paliti,•.. $'l would entitle the tnwn`tu
.rod delegnte to the muting and.
'6111 two delegates. Mr. Crimpled! at-
tended the Meeting Inst year without
l\he payment of any membership fee
lett 11e t hong ht t he town should iw(•
it Member •of the Inion and 1haat n
mei ler of the runnel should Ifs the
(istegtte. int motion of (councillors
(9atk *nil Goldthorpe, the payment
of the Iltl netlibe •ship fee °was decided
on. \
Victoria-st. 'Walk.
.1. S. b'Int*'s lhltesled the council in
((import of 21 fo\talion front pr/1w1•ty-
ow'net•s ora 111e• east side of 1'ieloril
street auk Ina. that the grnnillithie walk
to be eun'l rutted ls• placed outside t he
tree.. The council hail previously de-
rided to plan. the walks on 10111 sides
of V141001i street inside the tows,
alt ly owing to 1he re•pi't,wenlat iotas of
Vii. Holland. who Iran ,\\store on the
w'e,l side of?hr road and aria lined that
the '1 reelw1,111d bee • in lisle n
latsin,•ss strut. and partly on account
Of 1h,• pr•smce of put odd .ew'ee 4111 Ihr
other side of the road from ('1 per's
war.hou1, to Tho511ps4n's blacks lith
shop whihh %%audit present n pre t•
found.att.ut being found for the will .f
placed 1110.1AP t he IcerMr. Plat
urged the stili anlages there would he
in not having' the walk against 1111•
fences to 1w Moir(' Ia•:math n (rank of
snow in winter. Iola said with 2a few
exeeptions the 11,,Ines of•.a11 the prop
erty-uwners on Iris stiction of the
walk were on the petition fur 1lie walk
to be 0111sille the trees and t
of the prop•l(y-nwnets (m the other
side of the street were in favor of the
walk being. outside. Ile said the old
srw`ri would have t,, Iw fillet rip +stone
tiro. anti it might rix well be done now
ns Inter. After 41111e dis'us$ion a
meeting of t he ,osin,il wale decided on
for Tuesday eve g rat .) o'clock at Mi.
1 1o1land's Note to decide 11re proper
'diming of the walks.
A pail ion was reerivel from n•dI-
denls on the south ride of Brock street
for a. 5 -foot walk f • ('nmhrie toed to
'1 letoria slut. Rory !feel. who was
pteseut, risked for the walk inside 1h.•
trete., merle said the street 45415 too
narrow to lace it Oil 1'd'.
Gas Proposition.
.1, L. Grnul next iuldresaed the
council with reference to the pprop,.le1
gas party. Hr said the bo time
he appeared lw•fore the council he did
not represent Anything, runt this time
he repr•.entsl the (f,dPrirh Nus 1'011,-
pnnV, the r• tinny having nppoinlel
their pent isinnnl directors and officer(
in the ingantime. K. C. Attiili eau
the pct. .cut. H M. Hodgen. vier-
M1r..ide•ut and W. R. KolwvGon, 1V. T.
oiney� and hiumeelf the acting dirge•
tots. Fiis reason for appearing before
the co1nell again was that they had
1)uat lax
rine..
Kerisingron Fltr111os• e 0
Uw1rnrh(Irg.n 1 . .
00180111 LM wa1►. a-.e--n.eut
All.•rt -1 ,reI sewer
Non•re.ldent taxes
Tuxes on $1.1al121 at 16 to.
Tu r,•. on 1.X:.5,311 at a in..
SXPEN4E".
Sabarese
%Vater end light
Fite deoinoo•nt
('rolnty 1.11r..
I'nblfe., boob.
t'ull'gba,
Separate school
1'101110610 ory .....-
1'nhnr work- •
Print is% .ind ashen Yong
Low eo1
14tme•Ld et int
1'rmeteit .
Inalrnw.•
I ntereo
Irelientm,,
lti..,•1h) m sou s
I$•M•ntan•• from 1'JIa5
The rounril then edjo11t•nel.
LETTER FROM CHINA.
Rev. Donald MacGillivray Tells of His
Recent Escape from Drowning.
The Signal is in receipt of a letter
frill Hes'.1)unald Jlneliillivrn'),Sh+anp�•
haat, (china. in which hr tells of ht.
deliverance fr drowning, which
was briefly noted in 41111. columns last
week. The occurrence took place on
.1,11' ,th. )Ir. Nlactlillivray writes :
"I had just taken my little family
ht• river lip .to the train called
Mnknnwln, where they (2111 piss I he
hefted Senn in coolness ,,lung with
others who have soiught refuge from
the heat of the dead level plain in
which Shanghai is sirtaatel. Mr.
Law, ,a business man of Sluanghai, al-
so hail 1,skerl his family , up, and we
were both retooling 10 neer work in
the city on 25 native .raft which was
being towel by n steam Iatineh which
plies in these anter•. 1Ce were mak-
ing +irerord trip for time. Shanghai
woe Well in sight aloin six hours
earlier than the 511411111 time. 14-e were
loth standing inside the hoot watch-
ing the shipping which now dotted
the river. when it Keegan to main heavi-
ly. 1 r eked that. the launch might
have ditllr silty in steering safely
thro11gh the driving rain, when a tor-
nado
otnado etrnek the boat on the.ide, and
immediately capsized it. Mr. Intro be
ing near the exit 1111151 has.' got r bear
of the boat into the w•nrr'1' and was
disowned. I lost right of him n. .mon
nm the bunt went river. Al. fleet
thought I also would tea• drow•uel, but
I managed It' 'ling to the Iwoet until
if (0014)letely turned over, burying
mP 81)11 11 native in the dark inside.
1 Th- storm rontin11el to rage for some
time. The mise of the wnVr5, Ivied,
rain and the erie•s of the Chinese out-
side whieh we could heat, evidently
in extreme 'writ, made an awful im-
pression on our mind's. Front vime to
t' • I milled nlond for Mr. iaw,
thinking Inc alight pmx.ihly ala. he un-
der the boat, halt there wax no answer.
Fervent prayer was nnewerel by the
.topping of the Norm, which 4)84441151
on its path of deatrletion down the
river and across,. Shanghai, where
many ('hinple lost their live. from
rapeize and falling landings. I enm-
fnrtel Huy Chine*. companion, called
for help and rapped on the under side
of the Iwntom, 11(1 as IAl direct the re. -
cue. part', which we felt ,.ore would
4404 III comer. Fiat we heard the
whistle of in launch, then hot rying
*ter along the bottom of our _boat,
which now was the roof of our prison.
and the quick blower til'taxer. wbicb,
wielded by brawny Attie' lean marines,
soon Made a hole right over where we
Were. I"waa token at once on board
the gunboat Quirt's, which happened
to be at the duck fol relents, mild
every kindness was shown mer. Mean-
time every effort war being made to
11nJ Mr. law's laxly : all in vain, how-
ever, till some days idler it Boated to
the surface.
"slave a few slight bruises, 1 had no
i11 refects, and went on wall 1113• work
as mote( a few days'/a(ter4 got Jack to
1hafighlai. 'Thele ani 1• 1111any C(111'
((mine tions on my ene•.ipe. mingled
with du'm'p s:ldntws at the sudden death
of my friend, Mr. Law, a sterling
Christian man Tong resident in Shang-
hai, anal highly respected by all
classes in the r•oauu51nity, Chinese and
foreign.
•'I feel the suleinnil c of my latait'
canoe hiek.uow the seeom1 time in
China fr the very gales. Once he.
torr in Hinman, along with Mr. J. H.
31.1('yie211•. ear 11414l1 scanted near the
gates. Now once more, surely God
W11111 a 11le herr to Ki5'.' 111V t %vice-re-
deenlel life with all the Meme intensi-
ty and singleness to the groat work of
China's evangelization and uplift to
God. 'Ye 1114. not your nuns'
"D. MAI IiitL1vnAT."
It is easy for a man to behave after
hr breaks into the has-been class.
A lady going from lemur for the day
locked everything up well, 1 for the
ginee''s benefit wrote on aS rand : "All
out. Don't leave anything." This
she stuck on the dour. On her return
Goma• she found the house ransacked,
and ,all her rhe.icest po.se'+ss' gone•.
'fo the call on the door was added :
••Thanks i 44'e !Liven 1 I, tt. h."
Shirred Heart Review.
HEART
DISEASE
is a symptom of Kidney
Disease. A well-known
doctor has said, " I never
yet madea post-murtemex-
ami nation in acase o t death
from Heart Disease with-
out finding the kidneys
were at fault" The Kidney
medicine which was first on
the market, most success-
ful for Heart Disease and
all Kidney Troubl1H, and
most widely imitated is
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
Cleaning Up the Summer Stock
Making Ready for Fall Goods
Some Lines are Coming Already
Our Me line for 121e. Fast colors, 11004,1
widths. Alta IleW (mho ings. Another Lie lot at 10c.
NEW WRAPPERETTES
for early fall here all isoly.
SATEEN SKIRTS.
A nice hit nod clicap. Give its 11 look if-) oil
want a skirt. It o ill pay pm,
COLORED DRESS MUSLINS.
duet *few dress lengths left atilt' 440111Y of then,
are at only half-price.
TAN STOCKINGS.
A full line at exiu•tly wholetaile prices. Sizes
4 iitchisi to 91 Mehra.
FACTORY COTTON MILL ENDS.
llought at so much a II)., 5 1,1 Ho yards , a pie, a. (limo from the factory. Prices fully 30 per cent. less
than w gOitilsof the Mille 4111alit y. EV4.1 -.11,611141 .44. t Ilia lot, they art' Mal 4441114411. Another lot of
11 'tette ends just 1.0111e, 4 yanls ln ya, .1 I..u. e lot at prima asked.
2 SALE DAYS 2
lit'e intend to make Filiday. August :11st, and Saturday, septeitilier 1st, two great sale days tor() llll dup.
the last (it the ail lllll ler goods. The 11144.4.14 theSe I wo days will he anywhere from half-price., Every -
.r goods. After this soli. we will devote our
thing t lie ( Issued ow, a. we will ( allry over no is
w hole attention to oelr 1.111 Are e...11Ing fot watil ,dreatly. Quite a lot of new fall dress
J. H. COLBORNE
Corner Hamilton 5,trect and &ware,
"Now. my c101,1.- said the ea:initial
behavior nod mit !oaken little ing
!Ourself Imlay." ••411.11v. ma?" asked
the little saidre. olt..calisi. we aye
piing to hate that new minister for
anima.... The Plii' idclphia Press.
The Bell
Telephone C
is about to issue A NEW TELE-
PHONE DIRECTORY for the
&era! It t Of Ni'esterii Ontario, in -
eluding the town of Ocalerich.
Orders for nese connections,
cluing...I of tiren s, changes
of strcet addresses fit. for shipli-
mos. cm les shook] liandist
tri the local anana'izer at mow,
6eo. Porter
$ 7:A
:tor,
10'
4
Ito
s1.H„
Gregg Shosithand
ToucinTipewriting
are two ,v-rems whn you cannot afford to omit from
your business (-ducat :on. 'In t hese days, when everything
must be done arciirotely and rapidly, the system used
Gregg Shorthand 14 easy to learn, ea -IF to write.aod
Pray to read aher 14 written.
Our catalogue will tell you all about the system, and
is free for the a -king.
School term: September till June. inclusive.
Forest City Business College
R GREGG,
Founder Gregg System
LONDON.
Tho only DOS that does Twice the
Mork while half easier on horses a
Record Noe Equalled by anythIng ease
hula for eillt teat:rig. • for mak-
ing need are on Fall Viewer, Land.
For Asiimitrr Fallow • or ett•blalr Field.
after harvest. Look for the nohle "BIS -
Salo by Agents aud Alio,ufactured be
T. E. BISSELL, ELOPIA, ONT.
Drop a po-t card for Booklet "E."
FINE TAILORING.
REG. BLACK
SHIRTS, REGULAR $t.5o,
FOR $1.00
FINE OUTING SHIRTS
FOR HOT WEATHER
FOR $1.00
NICE LINE OF BOYS'
HATS, 25c
Watch our windows for them
IEverything in Men's Smart Weir:
FARMERS
. Should procure their supply of
Binder Twine
the New Hard Ware Store,
Wegt Street.
GOLD MEDAL
PLYMOUTH SPECIAL
-three, good braGittRIsEtEoNch(SmtiseEfAnF)m. Close price-.
Ilay Forks, Machine, Oils and all other lines id
Farmers' Supplies in Hardware.
lu Builders' Ilardware we have the right, gooll
at the right prices.
Your trade is -elicited.
J. NICHOLSON
The New Hardware Store, West Street.
FALL Igloo. FALL 1906.
" MARTIN'S
THE PLACE FOR THE DRESSERS
EXCLUSIVE STYLES AT
POPULAR PRICES
WE ARE READY TO FILL YOUR
FALL ORDERS
kFALL 1906
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THE BIG MILL
FLOUR
DO IT NOW
FALL 1906.
The BIG LOAF Kind
FIVE STAR PATENT AND
THREE STAR PATENT FLOURS
are recognized thr world over as the standard of excellence. They
are absolutely pure and do not require to be blenched, as they are of a
fine, natural creamy white color, the color o( pure flour. We givs the
natural goods of the highest qual.ty which the hest raw material, to-
gether with the latest and most tip -to -date milling devwes. can produce.
NoT Yocusg1.1.* TO BE MISLED BY AN OFFER III'
MOM ETION0 FOB NOTHINU-- YOU INVARIABLY
LOSE IN THE END.
Quality and Absolute Purity
are assured the consumrr, first, last and always, and it is on/this basis
that we have built up our trade, commencing five years ago, until our.
present daily milling rapacity is thirteen thousand, two hundred hags.
Buy Good Goods at Fair Prices
without trashy premiums and accept nothing that is affirmed to be
"just as good." There is no flour just as good, quality •nd pnce con-
sidered, as the "Five -Star" or the "Three -Star" brands of patent flaunt
FOR SALE. BY ALL FIRST-CLASS DEALERS
THE WESTERN CANADA FLOUR
MILLS COMPANY. Linited
WIN at
GODERICH
WINNIPEG BRANDON